Who Killed Neil Beagley?(Medical Care Decision Making Authority and Religion) Who Killed Neil Beagley?(Medical Care Decision Making Authority and Religion)

Who Killed Neil Beagley?(Medical Care Decision Making Authority and Religion‪)‬

The Humanist 2009, March-April, 69, 2

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NEIL BEAGLEY DIED LAST JUNE in Oregon. He had a urinary tract blockage that could have been corrected by a fairly simple catheterization. It wasn't corrected though, because Nell's parents had taught him that God, not man, should cure disease if it is to be cured at all. So Nell died of heart failure as urea poisoned his organs. He was sixteen years old. (In October his parents turned themselves in to face charges of criminally negligent homicide. Their trial is scheduled for June 23.)

GENRE
Reference
RELEASED
2009
1 March
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
8
Pages
PUBLISHER
American Humanist Association
SIZE
419.1
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